Bike Repair Instructional Course Launched Online
Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) August 19, 2013 -- Becoming an expert in bike repair is the goal of a new website that is now launched for men and women. The http://bikerepair.org website is now launched online to provide instructional learning in an interactive way.
This course provides immediate access to hundreds of hours of training to complete the most intensive bike repairs.
This content is offered as one alternative to the amount of bicycle repair shops that can charge hundreds of dollars for a basic repair.
“There are repair shops in San Francisco, Dallas, Seattle, New York and Ohio that offer expensive professional repair services,” said a trainer for the BikeRepair.org website.
The complex training that is presented is detailed in nature. The average bike can have hundreds of parts that can break or become less reliable.
The experts who constructed the learning materials now accessible are bike enthusiasts now giving back to the community.
“Our course seeks to empower cyclists to complete their own repairs and keep the parts of costs down to a minimum,” the trainer added.
The DIY course for the bike repair videos, instructional guides and other content now accessible online allows easy access. The content can now be streamed over the Internet, downloaded or stored online for later access by bike owners or enthusiasts interested in DIY bike repairs.
About BikeRepair.org
The BikeRepair.org company was started by professional and semi-pro bicycle enthusiasts who are now working together to give back to the community. This company has launched its hundreds of hours of bike repair videos and other online content for the general public. The BikeRepair.org company updates its information on a regular basis online to ensure that all bicyclists receive the most relevant information. Bike lovers worldwide now access the content that is generated by this company online.
John Stevens, BikeRepair.org, http://www.bikerepair.org, +1 (323) 761-9348, [email protected]
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